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May 10, 2013 · There are many spoilers inThe Great Gatsbybook to movie comparison. Do not delve in if you want the film to be a surprise. To give a frame to Nick Carraway's narration, Luhrmann introduces...
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The plot of the film is pretty much entirely faithful to the novel, but Luhrmann and his co-screenwriter Craig Pearce do cut out one of the side stories: the affair between Nick and Jordan Baker,...
Although spread across the four different movies, each of the main characters in Gatsby gets at least one stellar performance, from Alan Ladd's Jay Gatsby to Sam Waterston's Nick Carraway to Elizabeth Debicki's Jordan.
May 9, 2013 · DiCaprio’s Gatsby is the movie’s greatest and simplest special effect: an illusion conjured mainly through body language and voice. On the page, the character is so mysterious, so much a projection of the book’s narrator, that you’d think he’d be as unplayable onscreen as Kurtz or John Galt; he eluded Alan Ladd and Robert Redford ...
May 18, 2013 · The Great Gatsby the Movie: As a movie, The Great Gatsby was beautiful–visually stunning and heart wrenching. The music was fantastic; the characters told a gripping story that captivated me.
But while Di Caprio certainly captures something of the book’s enigmatic centre, the standout performance is probably Joel Edgerton’s boorish Tom Buchanan. Tobey Maguire is saddled with an unnecessary and frankly corny wrap-around that his Nick Carraway never really recovers from.
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“The Great Gatsby” is based on the literary classic of the same name written by Scott Fitzgerald. The book, itself, is considered a timeless classic by avid readers. It is little surprise that several adaptations, film and even stage adaptations, of this classic have been made.